Cloud Forest Trees Face Steep Losses as Warming Squeezes Brazil’s Mountain Refuges
New species distribution models project severe habitat losses for two characteristic tree species in Brazil's Atlantic montane and cloud forests ...
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Zebra, Cattle and the Shrubs Taking Over an Ethiopian Savanna
A ten-year study in Ethiopia's Nech Sar National Park shows that cattle corrals and zebra grazing interact in complex, species-specific ...
Talking to Communities Beats Electric Fences in the Fight Against Poaching, Survey Finds
A survey of 49 conservation practitioners across three South African provinces finds that community engagement programmes are associated with significantly ...
Canada’s UNESCO Sites Hold Most of Its Species and a Quarter of Its Indigenous Languages
A new spatial analysis finds that Canada's 35 UNESCO sites, covering under five percent of the country, contain the ranges ...
Climate models reveal two tropical bats facing sharply different futures
New ecological niche modeling shows the frugivorous bat Vampyrodes major may keep nearly all its suitable habitat through 2060, while ...
Mapping Europe’s Protection Gaps for Threatened Fungi
A continental-scale modeling study reveals that Europe's protected area network leaves the habitats of 33 threatened fungal species largely unprotected ...
Trail runners and mountain bikers leave surprisingly different marks on a Mediterranean mountain
A year-long experiment in Spain's Sierra de Guadarrama National Park shows that mountain biking compacts soil more than trail running, ...
Ethiopian Park Study Finds Community Conservation Lifts Rural Incomes by a Third
A quasi-experimental study of 440 households around Ethiopia's Borena Saynt Werehimeno National Park finds that community-based conservation participation raises household ...
GPS Tracks from 172 Jaguars Reveal the Americas’ Most Vital Big Cat Corridors
The largest-ever jaguar connectivity study, using GPS data from 172 collared cats, maps 307 core habitats and 176 corridors across ...
New Tool Reveals Whether Public Participation in Protected Areas Actually Works
Researchers have developed SysMAPP, a five-criteria assessment system that links the procedural quality of public participation in protected areas to ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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